Eagle Falls Golf Course

The service was horrible! Everyone had an attitude and acted as like we were bothering them. Not exactly the way we’re looking to kickoff our guys weekend. Definitely not coming back!

Great course = difficult … but that should not surprise you with a slope of 128 … everyone was very nice and attentive … The practice area was really great. The back 9 seemed easier that the front. Even though I did not score as well as I would have liked, I will play this course again.

About the only positive thing I can say about this place is that the course itself is decent. But that doesn’t begin to compensate for the terrible service my family and I experienced from the management and staff. They are more interested in enforcing arbitrary rules than in providing a great customer experience. For example, before the round I was told I couldn’t walk, even though the course is quite walkable and there was no possibility that pace of play would be an issue because almost no one was at the course. After our round we were told we couldn’t use the range, chipping green or putting green, even though again there was not a single person on either one. We were officiously told «when you finish your 18 holes, that’s it, you’re done.» There were several other examples that individually were minor, but they all added up to make it a downer of a day. And when I tried to engage in a discussion about how these rules affected our golfing experience, the staff treated me dismissively, claiming they didn’t make the rules, only enforced them. That may be true, but then shame on management for not empowering their staff to engage with their customers.
Annoying rules and poor service are one thing, but what caused me to write this review was when one of the staff resorted to verbal abuse directed first at me, but then escalating to confronting and swearing at my wife and 12-​year old son. Nice way to treat a woman and a kid! I have never experienced anything close to that at a golf course. Staff should be fired for behavior like that.
So now I know why no one was at this course. It’s way off the beaten path as far as desert golf goes, and to attract a strong clientele they need to go the extra mile to deliver a great experience. The staff has no clue how to do that, and from the way the place is run it’s clear that management doesn’t either. You couldn’t pay me enough to come here again.

I’m going to echo the poor reviews that have been posted. The owners of this golf course don’t want to attract real golfers. I think others have had similar experiences because on a holiday week, there were only about 20 cars in the parking lot. No jr rate, no sr rate (really?), no walkers allowed, and my favorite: absolutely no putting on the practice green after your round. All with any authority were either blatantly rude or had the attitude that they don’t make the rules.
It’s just not a place anyone would want to go to more than once after they experienced what I did. Perhaps the disgruntled people enforcing the ridiculous rules were on holiday during the five star review that’s posted here. You have been warned… it ain’t worth the drive out there for what u get and u wouldn’t want to support them for how they act!

Great technical course! Beautiful greens! Definitely will come back again. One of my favorite courses.

Let me start off by saying the course is very nice and that about covers it. The pro shop staff are a couple of old and grouchy men who have no idea how to keep a golf course running well. As a traveling professional and a single digit handicap I stopped in on quite a few golf courses in my travels and never have a problem as a single walk on. Even if you are the very first person at the course at the crack of dawn they will not let you go out as a single. Playing from the championship teams they were going to try to stick me with a threesome 45 minutes later all teeing off from the senior tees. That showed absolutely no forethought or really any care for how I would enjoy my round. If you’re going there for a buddy’s trip or with a group of golfers then you’ll enjoy the course but don’t try and go there as a single. I left the golf shop and went directly to Indian Wells golf course, The course that hosted the very first big break TV show and walked on with no problem. That course is three times what Eagle Falls is.

Eagle Falls is a ten all the way, we played in September 2014 and even though they were getting ready for the Re-​Seeding shut down the course was awesome. Plenty of visits from the drink cart and we were set for a great day! Favorite course in the Area!
Make plans to play it…

Is this a nice course? Yes. Is it VERY poorly managed? YES!
My weekend Golf Club signed a contract and gave Eagle Falls our Credit Card for deposit on a tournament over 7 months in advance. Out of nowhere they have cancelled our tournament. They said «we need the course that day for our high roller casino guests.» We pointed out that we have a contract and deposit. They said try suing an «Indian Nation.» DON’T TRUST THESE PEOPLE.

Great golf course!
I was here recently working on a film and found myself in awe of how stunning this course was. When my husband came, he played 18-​holes.
Depending on the time of year you are here, prices will vary. Weekend prices were $ 49 for now, June, which will be the cheapest because of the heat. While the daily temperatures can easily sore to 115, if you make yourself a 7am tee-​time, you will not be overwhelmed by the weather.
The course is diverse, and while it is hard, it is not impossible.
The grass was beautifully kept, and the lakes and waterfalls were gorgeous.

My friends and I played this course over the weekend. It was our first time playing Eagle Falls. We enjoyed every minute here! We have played everywhere including golf courses in California, Nevada, Hawaii, Mexico and some parts of Asia. This is a great golf course period. Everything from the condition of the course, design and great service from the staff. I highly recommend this golf course to anyone that love the game. We will definitely come back soon. Thank you for the awesome experience!

loved this course! It definitely is a must play course in the desert valley, as each teebox, fairway, and green were in excellent condition. Very challenging course unless you can keep it in the fairway, where it will roll a mile on the beautifully grass. Pace of play was kept up very well too. The clubhouse is temporary, but that’s not what you’re coming to play!
The guys in the clubhouse were over the top helpful, and asked repeatedly sincere questions about how to make my round better (to the extent they could help :)

Very nice range and practice green. Clubhouse is still temporary – upside is that you can park steps away from the carts. Every hole is memorable and no two look alike. My favorites include #4, a par-​5 where you need to position your second shot for an adventurous pitch to an elevated green. Also #6, a short par-​3 over desert scruff with a steep drop-​off on the right.

This was a way good golf course. Not their fault that I forgot how to putt. ..
Temporary clubhouse is serviceable and the staff is first-​rate. They manage their tee times well and we never had to wait on the course.
The rough is a ball eater here! Keep that ball in play. I don’t know if it was the weather, but the 1 club down rule that I use in PS wasn’t working here. The greens are hard so run it up.
I’ll be back.

Located just next to Fantasy Springs Resort Casino lies this hidden gem. So imagine driving towards this large building and you see a sign that looks like it’s made out of poster board telling you to turn left and right to the golf course. Pretty cheap to say the least. Then as you pull up into this concrete pad of a parking lot, you see a little double wide trailor. My expectations are still fairly low. You pay in the trailor and off you go towards the driving range. Your first image of this course is the 18^th hole, immaculately layed out int ohe palm springs dessert with its signature water fall flowing gracefully next to the cart path. My expections are starting to rise. Then as you drive a little bit more the site of the hideous trailor is gone and now you are encountered with a finely manicure driving range with a large putting green.
Overall, don’t judge this course by it’s entry or parking lot, but definitely come out to this course because it is a gem in palm springs. Tee boxes were perfect, fairways were green and fast, and greens were true. For the price during it’s high season of $ 75 is a steal. Great course, great condition, and great price. Kudos to the crew to keep this course looking and playing the way it is.
Would’ve had 5 stars. Only complete, I’m guessing it’s a staple in palm springs, but my only complaint forget the guys cleaning up your clubs and the bag drop. My clubs were cleaner before I gave it to them at the end of my round.
Good job and great course other wise.